Ooooooh Doctor! by Daniel Herman5/13/2023 The overall goals of the current study were to compare SRH indicators (ever having penile–vaginal intercourse early age of sexual debut reported pregnancy) among youth involved with the child welfare system through OOH placement. However, within the population of youth involved in child welfare, the effects of OOH placement on SRH have been difficult to establish. Background: Studies of youth in out-of-home (OOH) care and adults with histories of OOH placements have found evidence of poorer sexual and reproductive health (SRH) compared with their counterparts in the general population, including inconsistent use of male condoms and contraceptives, higher prevalence of adolescent pregnancy, and history of unwanted sexual debut.
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